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Washington, January 31. Economic aid for Korea was wrapped up in the same bundle with similar assistance for the Chinese Nationalists in Taiwan today. That gives the Korea project a new chance in the House which turned it down weeks ago.

The

package looked much better to some of the lawmakers who struck' at Ad- ministration policy in the Orient by rejecting the Korean plan when it was offered alone.

The House Foreign Altairs Committee did the wrap-up job, putting together $60,000,000 for Korea, the amount originally refused, and $28,000,000 for Tal-

Verdict in Truculent inquest

Gillingham, January 31. The local Coroner found today that there had been no gross negligence "amounting to criminal negligence" in the deaths or 10 of the 04 victims of the winking of the sub- marine Truculent in the Thames Estuary on January

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Truculent went to the bot. tom after being In collision with the 643-ton Bwedish tanker Divina, Only 10 be.

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The Coroner, Mr. W. J. Bar. rle, found that these

men' deaths wore accidental. added: "It in not for me to say which of these two ver safe whe at fault in civil law,"

Among those at the inquest were the other 14 survivors of the 79 crew and civilian technicians on board Tru. culent and the Divina's Mas- tor, Captain Carl Mommer borg. Router,

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At the same time the Senato Foreign Relations Commilice ap- proved the $20,000,000 for Tul- wan. The Senate has already passed the Korea proposal.

Chairman John Kee of the House Rules Commitice said the Koren-Taiwan combine will be sent to the Rules Committee on Wednesday for an early place on the House programme..

Technically the Taiwan' mea- sure only extends to next Juno 30, the expiration date of an ald programme 'now set to end on February 15. There is now $103,- 000,000 in unexpended funds for China available to the Economia Co-operation Administration.

Assurances given

But Chairman Tom Connally of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee told a news conferendo that the Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, gave the Com- 904 † iniitec assurances that the Taiwan, outlays will not go past $28,000,-. 000, No money is to be spent on the Communist-dominated main- land.

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Without Congressional action -will--- also · end--on February 15, The' $60,000,000 is planned to round out a $120,000,- 000 non-military aid plan for the infant South Korean Republic in this iscal year ending June 30.

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The five vessels, where a total of 15,000 tons of meat has been stored, will be put back into service transporting supplies from abroad.

Aboard the 10 remaining ships are meat cargoes totalling 21,000 tons.

"There is no significance about the unloading of the ships,” a Ministry spokesman said." "They were only taken on charter for a limited period and are needed to 'transport... more meat from abroad."

The London Fress noted that the move coincides with the resumption of talks between Britain, and Argentina on the price of meat to be shipped to Britain from Buenos Aires.

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London, January 31,

The money will come from the are high in constituencies where candidates who lose their 150 thero fa a four or five way fight, election deposits by falling to poll one-eighth of the, total voto In their constituencies.

A survey made tonight In dicates that the bulk of

the money will probably come from Communist and Liberal candi dates.

In the 1943 election, 140 con- didates failed to get that vital one-eighth vote and lost a total of £22,350,. Of these 13 were read Communists and 67 were Liberala.

tered 22 candidates in 1945. This year they are folding about 100. The Liberals who ran 100 in 1945 aro putting up some 425. The Liberals won 10 seats' and the Communists two in 1945.

Should the percentages run the same, Communist and

The 8,000,000-member Trades Union Congress appealed tonight "to all workers to vota Labour at this most crucial election. "Few people in this country or in the world have

anything to gain from a change in the Govern ment of Britain", the TUC said in a 700-word statement on the February 23 gerieral election. "Working people have a great was inspired partly by the fact deal to lose.'

that a large section of the Trade, The statement sald the TUC Union movement is hostile to the gratefully acknowledges the Anan- Labour Government's economic cial help .Great Britain has re- polley, of "wage freezing,” ceived since the end of the war Parliamentary quarters -from-the-U:8-and-countries-of-into-it-also-the-recognition-that- But-the-Communists only en=

the Commonwealth.

the coveted "floating vote," which "But", it said, "It is basically is expected to decide the Elec- # A

a result of the material en- tlon, exists more within the In- largement and a mora equitable dustrial ranks than among the distribution of our own country's | so-called middle class. resources that wages, working

The President of the Board of hours and conditions of labour Trade, Mr. Harold Wilson, charged have been improved and means

last night that Conservative "men have been found for the bulld-

of Munich and mass unemploy-deposits will fall into the que social servicem "And we Elaimi, tov, for Labour | Brilain full credit for the help we have given to other countries in the reconstruction of thel war-devastated countries.”

The TUC said the Labour Gov- ernment built up the strongest and most comprehensive system of social security that the world has yet seen.

In the years between the two world wars, we learned by bitter experiance the acolai and economio consequences of the dull and deflationary policies pursued by other governments.” Observers believe the statement

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O BE HERE' Winston Churura ke tips asien off chin, as ʼn tron, to seize real power "in'a rainstorm. in Britain.

The candidates raise the £150 deposits in various ways.

The Conservatives leave the matter up to each candidate to work out with his own consti- tuency.

The local Conservative Association may help him as it sees fit. But, add the Conserva- tives: "We do not guarantee D respect because we do not con- candidate against the loss in this sider he will lose it."

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Labour system

The Labour Party has a syt- of insurancs within the party. If a candidato lomas his depaalt he loses only the amount he put into the "Insur- ance fund.

It is possible, too, to Insure de- Liberal

Trea-culate the candidatos changes posits. Insurance companies cal- to premium gey pretty stiff for candidates considered rank outsiders.

Chances of losing

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Mr. Wilson, who has negotiated most of the bilateral trade agree- ments and bulk purchases in the In 1945, 37 of the Indepea- Labour Government, defended denis lost their 150 deposits. the Labour policy of full employ The Conservatives were swept ment and fair shares for all, and out of office in the 1945 Labour accused the Tories of having a landslide but lost only Дve depo. polley which adds up to "Empty | sits. bellies are the only things that will make Britons work."

Mr. Wilson spoke to a political rally at Norwich.

One certain thing in the elec tion; the Treasury will be several thousand pounds, richer.

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The Liberal Party said ita can- didates are getting the deposit money from their constituencies, "Liberals are always prepared

to pay the piper," said a Liberal spokesman.

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So, apparently, are the Com- munista. Said. Party spokesman: "Our candidates Communist

are raising money in the consti- about tuencies and every candidate has

already obtained sufcient

With nearly 2,000 candidates of all parties going to the polls, their deposits represent

£300,000.

to

Only 825 of them can win seats guarantee his £150 deposit." in the House of Commons. And Associated Press, United Press the chances of losing their deposit and Neuter.

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